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Follow us on Facebook and Twitter for updates! Calling all thrill seekers...Climb aboard RocketBoat for the ultimate high speed adventure on San Francisco Bay. Get blown away as you hold on for the most exhilarating ride of your life. Stunning views and a classic Rock 'n Roll soundtrack add to the 30-minutes of fun. Never the same ride twice.
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- Where can I buy tickets and how long are they good for?
- I bought my tickets online. Where do I pick them up?
- How long is the ride?
- How old and tall do I have to be to ride the boat?
- Are my tickets good for a particular date and time?
- I want to sit in the front of the boat. How can I be sure to get those seats?
- Will I get wet on RocketBoat?
- Is there a bathroom onboard?
- How should I dress?
- Can I bring a stroller onboard?
- Can I bring my food or drink onboard?
- Does RocketBoat operate every day?
- What do I do if the departure I am waiting for is cancelled or if the boat isn't running?
- Is the ride scary?
- Is it fun?
Where can I buy tickets and how long are they good for?
Tickets can be purchased at the Blue & Gold Fleet box office at PIER 39 or on our website. Tickets are good for six months.
I bought my tickets online. Where do I pick them up?
Tickets can be picked up at the ticket kiosk at our PIER 39 box office. You will need your order confirmation number to pick up tickets at the kiosk.
How long is the ride?
30 minutes.
How old and tall do I have to be to ride the boat?
You must be 40" tall to ride RocketBoat. Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult.
Are my tickets good for a particular date and time?
No, tickets are general admission and RocketBoat boards on a first come-first served basis.
I want to sit in the front of the boat. How can I be sure to get those seats?
Your best bet is to get in line 30 - 45 minutes ahead of time.
Passengers can get wet on this ride. Seats in the back of the boat are the most likely to get wet. Deckhands will provide free ponchos upon request to anyone who is concerned about getting wet. RocketBoat is not responsible for damage to personal property.
No there is no bathroom on RocketBoat.
The weather in San Francisco can be unpredictable and occasionally it is cloudy and windy. You should bring a jacket with you in case you get cold.
Can I bring a stroller onboard?
No, items such as strollers and coolers are not allowed on the boat.
Can I bring my food or drink onboard?
Only items that can be kept in your backpack or purse are allowed on the boat. There is no eating or drinking allowed on RocketBoat.
Does RocketBoat operate every day?
No, RocketBoat only operates May through October. Between May and October, RocketBoat may occasionally cancel a departure because the conditions on the Bay may be too rough. The safety and comfort of passengers is always our first priority. Also when school is in session (e.g. May, September, October) RocketBoat operates Wednesday through Sunday (we’re closed on Mondays and Tuesdays). From June 1 through August 31 RocketBoat operates every day of the week.
What do I do if the departure I am waiting for is cancelled or if the boat isn't running?
Your ticket is good for any departure on any day. You can wait for the next departure or you can request a refund at the box office.
RocketBoat is a highly maneuverable speedboat that makes quick, tight turns. Most people say the ride is "thrilling." Bumping and jarring may occur so passengers are required to wear seat belts. You should be in good health and free from high blood pressure, heart, back or neck problems, osteoporosis, motion sickness, or other conditions that could be aggrevated by this adventure. Expectant mothers, those with osteoporosis and children under 3 years old should not ride RocketBoat.
Actually, it's a B-L-A-S-T!
*RocketBoat is a registered trademark of Blue & Gold Fleet





